HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 1990-03-07, Page 18PAGE 18. THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 7, 1990.
No such luck
A lone skater from the Walpole Atoms slaps the puck in the air as he tries to score on the Blyth Atoms
net on Saturday in Blyth. But the team was no match for Blyth who beat them to win the best out of five
series and will now advance to the O.M.H.A. semi-finals against Flesherton.
Atoms in all-Ontario semi-final
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The Blyth Atom “Reps” contin
ued their fine play against the
Walpole team on Saturday, March
3. This was game four in a best of
five series.
The Walpole team sustained a
few injuries most notably their star
player was out for the season with a
bad knee. The Walpole team made
a fine effort but without key players
Blyth Tykes lose in shoot-out
The Blyth Tykes travelled to
Lucknow to take part in the Annual
Lucknow Legion Tyke Tournament
on March 3.
Blyth’s first game was against
Teeswater who jumped out to a
quick 2-0 score. Then with 1:35 left
in the first, Blyth got on the
scoreboard when Nathan Shannon
broke in alone on a pass from
Michael Lyons. Teeswater added to
their lead early in the second to
make it 3-1, but Blyth came back
again late in the second when Matt
Anderson scored at the 5:29 mark,
and then with only 23 seconds left
Jeremy VanAmersfoort tied the
game at 3-3.
Starting the third period Tees
water again came out strong and
took the lead only to have Blyth
return strong in the last 10 minutes
when Matt Anderson scored
second goal of the game
Jeremy VanAmersfoort added
more. With several saves in
Blyth net by Bryce Toll, Blyth went
on to win by a score of 6-4.
Blyth then met up with a strong
Ripley team who had earlier romp
ed over Lucknow by a 7-11 score.
The boys fell behind early at 11:05
of the first period when Ripley took
advantage of a break to make it a
1-0 game. Blyth missed numerous
close chances during the first
period then with 1:28 left in the
first Matt Anderson notched
Blyth’s first goal assisted by Joel
Arthur.
Blyth returned strong in the
second and at 13:32 Jeremy Van
Amersfoort gave Blyth a 2-1 lead
on an unassisted goal. Jeremy
turned just over a minute later on a
pass from Shawn Bromley to give
Blyth a 3-1 lead.
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they were no match for the Blyth
boys.
Mid-way through the first period
the local boys exploded for four
goals. Chris Stewart opened the
scoring with a live solo effort. Brad
Anderson then scored assisted by
Chris Stewart. Jason Rutledge and
Jason McDougall then combined to
score the next two for Blyth.
returned a little sluggish, hoping to
sit on their lead. But at 7:44 Ripley
closed the gap to 3-2 and just 3:50
left in the game tied the score at
3-3. Blyth tried desperately to
regain the lead in the last three
minutes, but missed several key
chances, and the game ended in a
3-3 tie.
Blyth and Ripley then went into a
five man shoot-out. Shooters for
Blyth were Bryce Toll, Nathan
Shannon, Matt Anderson, Joel
Arthur and Jeremy VanAmers-
foort. After the first round of
shooters both teams came out with
two goals apiece, which set up a
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In the second period Brad Ander
son notched two goals for Blyth.
The first being assisted by Chris
Stewart and the second a fine solo
effort. Chris Stewart closed the
scoring early in the third period
with assists going to Brad Ander
son and Mike Salverda. Walpole
rallied late in the third period but
the fine Blyth defense and solid
goaltending of Chris Bromley kept
the Walpole team off the score
board.
The Blyth boys now advance to
the O.M.H.A. semi-finals against
Flesherton. The first game will be
on Wednesday, March 7 in Blyth at
7 p.m.
second shoot-out using the same
shooters. But after the second
round of shooters Blyth came up
short as they were unable to score
on the Ripley goaltender, while the
Ripley shooters were able to get
two goals past Tyler Stewart who
supplied Blyth with outstanding
goaltending in the Blyth net.
The Tykes wish to thank the
fans for support at their games in
Lucknow and hope it will continue
at their games in Clinton next
Thursday, March 8 at 5:30 when
they will play Clinton in their first
game of the Clinton Tyke Hockey
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